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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all clients, creditors, bankers, suppliers, and other stakeholders of Yap Zuraidah & Associates (“YZA”) and PSYAP & Co. (“PSYAP”)
We’ve been proud to support Malaysia’s evolving business landscape.
We collaborate with many of the country’s leading companies across key sectors—including telecommunications, oil & gas, banking, energy, consumer goods, and healthcare. Our mission is to help clients strengthen their position locally and take confident steps toward the global stage.
From shaping growth strategies to transforming operations and adopting new technologies, we offer practical support grounded in real business needs. Our office in Malaysia also serves as a hub for Transformational Change, Implementation, and Digital Enablement across Southeast Asia.
At the heart of everything we do is a commitment to building real capabilities—in our clients, our people, and the communities we serve.
We provide statutory audits, internal audits, compliance reviews, and assurance services designed to strengthen governance, enhance credibility, and support sustainable business growth.
Our team follows strict professional ethics, independence guidelines, and confidentiality standards under the Accountants Act 1967, ensuring your business information remains secure and protected.
Typically, you’ll need financial statements, general ledgers, invoices, bank statements, and supporting schedules. We’ll guide you through a detailed checklist before engagement.
Most audits take between 4–8 weeks depending on company size, complexity, and document readiness. We aim to complete efficiently without compromising quality.
Yes, we customize our services for SMEs, family-owned companies, and corporations, ensuring every client receives solutions aligned with their industry needs.
We are registered with the Malaysian Institute of Accountants (MIA) and strictly adhere to national regulations, international auditing standards, and ethical guidelines.
Our firm uses a peer-review system, continuous training, and strict independence policies to guarantee high-quality, unbiased assurance services.
Independent audits provide assurance on financial statements, strengthening stakeholder trust, reducing risks, and supporting transparent business governance.
Yes, we actively engage with regulators, professional bodies, and industry updates to ensure our clients remain fully compliant with changing requirements.
We serve diverse sectors including trading, manufacturing, services, NGOs, and SMEs — tailoring our expertise to fit each industry’s unique reporting requirements.
We value integrity, analytical skills, attention to detail, and strong communication, alongside a genuine passion for professional growth.
Yes, we provide hands-on training, mentorship by senior staff, and exposure to real client projects to build both technical and soft skills.
Yes, interns gain experience in audit procedures, teamwork, compliance, and reporting, offering practical insights into real-world accounting and auditing.
We encourage professional certifications (ACCA, CPA, MICPA) and provide study leave, guidance, and mentorship to support career advancement.
Our culture emphasizes collaboration, continuous learning, and professionalism, creating an environment where both fresh graduates and experienced staff can thrive.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all clients, creditors, bankers, suppliers, and other stakeholders of Yap Zuraidah & Associates (“YZA”) and PSYAP & Co. (“PSYAP”)
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